Newly released documents from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard have rocked Washington,
raising “serious questions about the integrity of federal investigations”
and possible abuse of power during the Trump–Clinton era.
Analysts warn the findings could “reshape our understanding” of past political controversies.
Fox News Raises Concerns
Anchor Bret Baier highlighted claims that former officials sought to “undermine the incoming Trump presidency.”
Martha MacCallum noted, “Hillary Clinton was treated differently than President Trump,”
emphasizing “a defensive briefing” she received.
Documents suggest investigators dropped potential Clinton inquiries while
pursuing Trump-related matters with “a much lower bar.”
Bias and Accountability Allegations
Baier pointed to FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, whose anti-Trump texts and
central roles in key probes have renewed debate over bias.
“In hindsight,” Baier said, “the big picture [is] really troubling.”
Gabbard’s Call for Justice
Gabbard sent a criminal referral to the DOJ, calling the alleged conduct a “treasonous conspiracy.”
She said, “There must be indictments… no matter how powerful they are.”
Whistleblowers from within the intelligence community are reportedly coming forward as investigations loom.
